GUDU.


 with trees; distinguished from a
 Sravine or gorge, by not being so
 deep in its character.
 i Gunu, n.z. A horn used by the natives
 for smoking wild hemp. It con-
 tains water, in which is inserted a
 reed, which is so placed that the
 smoke has to pass through the
 water before it reaches the mouth
 of the smoker.
 uku GUDULA, v.t.z. To plaster a wall; to
 plaster a house; to smooth or finish
 plaster by smoothing it.
 uku GUGA, v.i.x.z. To wear out; to grow
 old from wear. Ingubo yam igu-
 gile: My cloak is worn out, is
 become old.
 uku GuoonA, v. t. z. To grate or grind with
 the teeth in eating.
uku GUHLA, v.t.z. To rub against, as an ox
 against a post or gate; to rub away
 by friction, as in filing metal.
 isi GUnLo, n.z. Any thing used for rub-
 bing or friction, as a file or a curry
 comb.
uku GULKUA, v. t. z To move away a little
 space; to go on one side.
uku GUHLUZA, v.t.z. To file; to rub down
 by friction.
uku GUCLUZELA, v. t. z. To rattle, as awagon
 travelling over stones.
uku GULA, v.i.x.z. To groan; to utter a
 moan, as when in pain or sorrow.
 i GULA, n.x.Z. A description of calabash.
 um GULO, n.x.z. A groan; a mournful
 moan, as of one in pain or sorrow.
 in GULUBE, n. z. The hog, especially the
 wild hog, or boar.
 i GUMASHOLo, n.x. A drone of the bee-
 hive. Also applied to a large, in-
 active person.
uku GUNBA, v.t.z. 1. To carve; to scoop
 out wood.-2. To make hollow; to
 excavate.
 i GUMBE, n. x. A corner of a room; a
 recess; an antechamber. z. Iguma.
 isi GUMBO, n.z. An instrument bent or
 curved, so as to scoop out or carve
 vessels, spoons, &c.
uku GUMBUQEKA, v.i.z. To fall over; to up-
 set; to turn upside down, as a ve-
 hicle which has fallen completely
 over.
uku GUMBUQELA, v.t.z. To overturn; to
 upset; to turn over.
 um GUME, n.z. A stupid, clumsy person;
 a blunderer.
uku GuIZA, v.t.x. To finish up; to make
 an end of.


7 GUQUBALA.

uku GuNDA, v.t. z. To cut as the hair of the
 head; to shear as wool.
 uku GuNDLA,v. t. z. To cutoff the isigcogco,
 or head ring worn by the Zulu men.
 uku GUNGQAGUNGQISA, v.t.x. To rock about
 with a rolling motion, as a wagon
 when rolling over large stones in
 travelling.
 um GUnOQALUZA, n. z. A large rope or cable.
 uku GUNOQUZA, v.i.x.z. To shake about so
 as to cause a knocking sound, as in
 some hollow thing, as inside a house
 or vessel. (Onomatopoetic.)
 isi GUNaG, n.z. A secret plot.
 in Gusua, n.z. A kind of drum. It is
 constructed by placing a thin skin
 over anything hollow, as a Calabash,
 which is beaten like a drum; hence,
 a drum.
 uku GUNGULA, v. t.x. To cudgel; to strike
 with a stick; to beat unmercifully.
 in GUNJANA, n.x. A small corner; an angle.
 uku GUbUNDA, v.t.x. To eat grass or pas-
 turage off short; to eat a place bare.
 uku GUNUNDEKA, v.p.x. To be eaten off
 short, as pasturage.
 GtiJXA, x. Used with Ukuti, which
 see at No. 8 of its meanings. Ukuti
 Gungxa: To fall off from a height,
 or from a seat; to tumble down.
 uku GUNGXILA, v.t.x. To throw down, as
 large stones from a height, or from
 the walls of a building which is
 being thrown down.
 uku GUNGXiJLEKA, v.i.x. To fall down. As
 Ukuti gungxa.
 uku GoUYA, v.i.z. 1. To be tenacious, in-
 flexible; to be hard or tough, as
 meat which cannot be softened by
 cooking.-2. To be strong, referring
 to mucular strength; to put forth
 muscular strength.
 i GUNYA, n.x. Deputed authority deter-
 minedly exercised. Derived from
 the Zulu uku Gunya, which see.
 uku GUNYAZA, v.t.z. To master; to over-
 power; to throw in wrestling; to
 seize with firm muscular grasp.
 um GuPANI, n.x.z. A small bird whose
 habitat is in forests.
 uku GUQA, v.i.x.z. To bend the knee; to
 kneel down.
 uku GUQUBALA, v.i.z. 1. To change colour,
 as the chameleon, or a person
 changing colour from confusion of
 face. x. uku Guquguqvka.-2.z. To
 become cloudy; to be overcast.
 Izulu liguqubele: The sky is over-
 cast. x. uku Sibekela.